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To view Sara Meays’ artwork, scroll down and single click on the images below to view a larger version.

Sara’s artwork can also be viewed at the
Little Falls Public Library

Artist Sara Meays 4’x4′ $175

Artist Sara Meays 3’x3′ $125

Artist Sara Meays 3’x3′ $125

Artist Sara Meays 4’x4′ $175

Artist Sara Meays 3’x3′ $125

Artist Sara Meays 2’x2′ $60

About Sara Meays

Website 315-941-7777

Sara Meays, a 6th grade teacher, has been creating barn quilts for over six years.

She dabbled in fabric quilting before discovering her passion for painting barn quilts. Having grown up on a farm and living on her own farm now, Meays has always been interested in the styles of the barns that dot New York State, and was intrigued when she discovered the art that was placed on some of the barns. Looking for an unique birthday gift for her father, Meays put the math skills she teaches to her 6th grade students to a unique use and began designing new patterns and replicating traditional quilt blocks, including her first barn quilt–an 8 foot traditional star for her parents’ barn. She soon found that many are drawn to “barn” art for their own porches, garages, sheds–and barns. Aside from the obvious artist component of barn quilts, Meays believes the geometric component is just as important to her success.

She says, “I often tell my students, 6th grade math really does matter–you never know when math is going to change your life!”

Meays resides in Holland Patent with her husband, their three children, two dogs and a small herd of Jersey cattle. She currently teaches sixth grade at the Town of Webb Union Free School District.

Meays can be reached at (315)941-7777 and her work can be viewed at www.littleredfarmette.com.

Her story: A New Look at a Traditional Art features a variety of hand painted, wooden barn quilts that honor the creativity, heritage and art women have long weaved into the practicality of quilts they created for the every day use of their families.

Her pieces range from traditional pattern replications to more modern patterns and variations. Meays says, “My favorite barn quilts are the ones that tell a story–whether through color or pattern–and incorporate part of a story. It’s exciting to offer that to my community.”

Artists Gallery

Click on the artist’s image in the gallery to go to their page and see all of their work.

Oscar Stivala

May 27, 2021/by admin

Stephanie Sheppard

May 25, 2021/by admin

Joanne Morotti

June 7, 2021/by admin

Sara Meays

May 26, 2021/by admin

Melinda Marley

May 24, 2021/by admin

Mena Cerone

May 23, 2021/by admin

Carly Castellano

May 25, 2021/by admin

James Bruce Schwabach

May 24, 2021/by admin

Sean Green

June 4, 2021/by admin

Wanda Faith Sewell

May 24, 2021/by admin

Phyllis Lapi

May 24, 2021/by admin

Sally Casler

May 24, 2021/by admin

Robyn Verri

May 24, 2021/by admin

Caileigh Barnett

June 4, 2021/by admin

Emma Dooley

June 4, 2021/by admin

Allen Kazmerski

June 29, 2021/by admin

Lutz Scherneck

May 24, 2021/by admin

Bob Buck

May 23, 2021/by admin

Bart Carrig

May 24, 2021/by admin

Garlyn MaGinnis

May 24, 2021/by admin

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